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1896 — Shamokin, Pennsylvania — Gunpowder Storage

Ordinances of the Borough of Shamokin, Pa. 71-72 (1896)

Individuals could not transport gunpowder through Shamokin in a quantity above 25lbs in a cart without proper steps to prevent...

PA
1896
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1895 — North Dakota — Gunpowder Storage

The Revised Codes of the State of North Dakota 1895 Together with the Constitution of the United States and of the State of North Dakota with the Amendments Thereto 1289 (1895)

Keeping or manufacturing gunpowder was prohibited in cities or villages. Carrying gunpowder through the streets was likewise prohibited and deemed...

ND
1895
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1891— New Hampshire — Gunpowder Peddling

1891 N.H. L. chap. 117, pp. 331-32

Transporting gunpowder in excess of 25lbs for the purpose of sale, and selling at night, on the highway, or at...

NH
1891
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1887 — Lynchburg, Virginia — Gunpowder Transport

Thomas D. Davis, The Code of the City of Lynchburg, Va., Containing the Charter of 1880, with the Amendments of 1884, 1886 and 1887, and the General Ordinances in Force July 1st, 1887, Also a Digest of Acts of Assembly and of Ordinances Affecting the Rights and Interests of the City of Lynchburg and its Citizens, Together with a Brief Sketch, Historical and Statistical 117 (1887)

Regulated transport of gunpowder in Lynchburg.

VA
1887
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1886 — Denver, Colorado — Storage & Transport

Isham White, The Laws and Ordinances of the City of Denver, Colorado 355 (1886)

All containers and vehicles for transporting gunpowder must be marked, and carts transporting gunpowder may not stop in any street...

CO
1886
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1886 — Hot Springs, Arkansas — Brandishing

E.W. Rector, Digester, Digest of the Laws and Ordinances of the City of Hot Springs, with the Constitution of the State of Arkansas, General Incorporation Laws of the State and Amendments Thereto, Applicable to the Cities of the First-Class, and in Force on the 1st of January, 1887 61 (1887)

Regulated the transport and storage of gunpowder in Hot Springs, Arkansas.

AR
1886
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1896 — Rhode Island — Gunpowder Transport

1885 R.I. L. chap. 524, p. 6

Prohibited delivering gunpowder in unmarked boxes.

RI
1885
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1885 — Syracuse, New York — Gunpowder Storage

Charter and Ordinances of the City of Syracuse: Together with the Rules of the Common Council, the Rules and Regulations of the Police and Fire Departments, and the Civil Service Regulations 184-90 (1885)

No individual except in the military may store gunpowder without permission, and those individuals with permission were not to store...

NY
1885
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1885 — Wilmington, Delaware — Gunpowder Transport

W.B. Hvland, Wilmington City Code. The Ordinances of the City of Wilmington, Delaware. Also, the Original Borough Charter, the Charter of the City of Wilmington, and the Acts of the Legislature, Now in Force Relating to the City 689 (1885)

Wilmington required individuals importing gunpowder to keep them in 25lbs (maximum) kegs.

DE
1885
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1884 — St. Paul, Minnesota — Gunpowder Storage

The Municipal Code of Saint Paul: Comprising the Laws of the State of Minnesota Relating to the City of Saint Paul, and the Ordinances of the Common Council; Revised to December 1, 1884 39-40 (1884)

The city could enact rules for the storage, transportation, and dealing of gunpowder.

MN
1884
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